Author name: Bill Stone

Centerville Noon Optimists and Dayton Children’s Hospital Tee It Up to Help Children

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The Noon Optimist Club of Centerville with this year’s donation has now raised more than $150,000 for the Hematology/Oncology Department at Dayton Children’s Hospital. Proceeds from the 24th Annual Tom Frazier, Tee Off for Youth golf outing, held July 23, 2015 at Sugar Valley Golf Club in Bellbrook will further add to the support of […]

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2015 Americana Festival

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The success of the 2015 Americana Festival was boosted by the Centerville Noon Optimist booth. More than 600 helium balloons were attached to strollers, backpacks, children’s wrists and a few dogs in the first two hours. About 20 club members manned the booth all day and welcomed potential members with many different giveaway items. There

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Easter Egg Hunt

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Every spring, the Saturday just before Easter, the club sponsors an Easter Egg Hunt. This fun event is free for children 2-9 at one of the Centerville Washington Park District’s locations (usually Forest Field Park on Centerville Station Road.) Prizes are awarded to children who find the special gold colored eggs as well as age

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Centerville Noon Optimists featured on “Centerville Reports Today”

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Centerville Noon Optimists president Fred Polizzi and Kelly Stone, past president, talk about the club, whose motto is “Friend of Youth,’ and its many upcoming event events on this episode of “Centerville Reports Today.” For more information about the Optimists visit www.centervillenoonoptimist.com.

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TJ’s Place of Hope

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Centerville Noon President Fred Polizzi (left) is accepting a plaque from TJ’s Place of Hope Greg Crabtree recognizing the club’s $15,000 donation toward renovation of TJ’s location on East Franklin Street in Centerville.  The NOC donation was paired with other monetary gifts and volunteer labor to create a pleasant and welcoming space for young people

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